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Re: Compiler Recommendations



 
Casey Callendrello writes: 

> * 'The C programming language'; Everybody should have this. If your 
> ultimate goal is the creation of a new language, you should check out 
> the ANTLR parser generator.  Building parsers is the most tedious and 
> difficult part of programming a compiler, so anything that can be 
> automated should be! check out www.antlr.org 

If someone were to be interested in compilers and the C programming 
language, I would also highly recommend _C - A Reference Manual_ by 
Harbison and Steele.  This was the book that I used in my undergrad 
compiler course a long time ago, and one of the all-time most useful 
books on my bookshelf. 

Regards, 

--kevin 
-- 
Q:  If I write the code int i, j; can I assume that (&i + 1) == &j? 
A:  Only sometimes. It's not portable, because in EBCDIC, i and j 
    are not adjacent. 
                -- Infrequently Asked Questions in comp.lang.c 

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